Natural rights should be protected by who?

Who said If government doesn't work for the people, the people should overthrow it.

During the American Revolution the colonists were ____________ with England.

Click the reasons the colonists were unhappy with England?

The Colonists decided to overthrow the government from England and establish a new one. This type of governemtn would serve as a model for who?

In the old regime, The First Estate was made up of 3 estates. The first estate was the?

In the old regime, The First Estate was made up of 3 estates. The second estate was the?

In the old regime, The First Estate was made up of 3 estates. The third estate was the?

In the old regime who paid all taxes?

In the old regime who owned 25 % of the land?

In the Old Regime who owned 15% of the land?

What were three causes of the French Revolution?

Which King incurred great debts due to the American Revolution and poor money habits?

Would the banks loan King Louis XVI any more money?

Check all the characteristics that apply to King Louis XVI (16)?

Choose the consequences of a financial crisis.

The King tried to fix the financial crisis by raising ______. This was another example of poor money habits.

What 2 things did the Third Estate request?

Did the King grant or deny the request from the Third Estates for fair represnetation and greater representation in the Estates-General.

What did the Third Estate do after they are refused a voice in the Estates-General?

What did the Third-Estate form when they were refused a voice in the Estates-General?

What did the National Assembly symbolize?

The National Assembly returned to the Estates-General and were shut out.

The National Assembly and the reprsentative govt. of the Third Estate meet where to write a new constitution?

What did they call the new constitution?

Riots break out when the National Assembly and the Third Estate Meet. What is stormed by a mob of angry peasants?

Riots break out when the National Assembly and the Third Estate Meet. What is stormed by a mob of angry peasants?

What was the Bastille?

During the National Conventino who is imprisioned?

Legislature takes over as government and raises what to protect France from outside invansion?

What did the Legislature use to stop "enemies" inside of France?

Who became the most powerful within the National Convention?

The Jacobins formed a new government leadership and named who as the leader of the Committee of PUblic Safety?

Robespierre can be described as what type of leader?

Robespierre used the guillotine to stop enemies. He held mass executions of 25,000-40,000 people. This was known as the ?

Robespierre called those he executed what?

Those Robespierre killed using the guillotine were mostly nobles and the king and queen.

Robespierre was seen as too radical and was what also?

What was the Directory?

How long did the Directory last?

Who became a rising star during the time of the Directory as a member of the military?

What is a coup d'etat?

Napoleon sates a coup d'etat in 1799 and takes the title of?

Check of what Napoleon Bonaparte accomplished.

Napoleon sets up an efficient taxing systme and ends government corruption.

Napoleon Bonaparte crowns himself what?

Who was crowned Emperor in 1804?

In what year was Napoleon crowned emperor?

Napoleion led armies to conquer surrounding territories.

As a result of his strong military, Napoleon controlled most of ________ by 1812.

By what year, did Napoleon control most of Europe?

Napoleon's Empire included parts of?

Click the 3 mistakes that Napoleon made during his reign.

The Blockade of Britain was known as the ...

The Blockade of Britain was mean to weaken Britain's _________ and ________ power.

The Blockade of Britain was men to prevent trade between Britain and ___________.

Was the Blockade of Britain successful?

During the Peninsular War, Napoleon invaded who?

Spain and Portugal make up the?

Was the Peninsular War sucessful?

Over how many lives were lost during the Peninsular war?

Beginning in June of 1812, Napoleon led his armies into ?

Who pulled Napoleon's troops further into Russia, killing livestock along the way?

Czar Alexander I burnt fields and killed livestock as her advance through Russia. This was called?

Russians pulled French armies into ________, which they had burned down, leaving nothing to sustain French soldiers.

French armies were caught off guard by _________ and died.

Did many soldiers return to France?

Was Napoleon's invasion of Russia successful?

What did Napoleon do after the the defeat in Russia?

Where was Napoleon exiled to?

What was Elba?

Napoleon escaped from Elba, joined up with his supporters, and attempted to regain power.

After escaping Elba, Napoleon was defeated at?

After being defeated at Waterloo, Napoleon was exiled to where?

As French armies conquered lands and people, they spread enlightenement ideas and the story of their revolution. This included:

What did Napoleion try to impose on conquered people?

People conqured by Napoleon began to feel more loyalty to their original national customs and culture.

What is the belief that one's greatest loyalty is to a shared culture, including common history, language, religion, and nationality, not to a leader or a border.

What did Napoleon's empire actually ignited across Europe?

What was Congress of Vienna?

What did the Congress of Vienna establish?

The influence of the Enlightenment idease and rise of feelings of nationalism caused the people to want?

As a result of Nationalism, what formed across Europe?

What were two consequences of the Nationlist movement?

The Greeks rebelled against who to become an independent nation in 1830?

Click the coutries that sought independence after the Greeks rebelled against the Ottoman Empire.

What did the German Confederation consits of?

Who led the unification movement in Germany?

Who were the most powerful conturies in the German Confederation?

What is a style of power politics that was forceful in Bismarck?

After several wars, Germany unified.

Who led the unification of the North Italian states?

Who was prime Minister of Germany?

Who appointed Otto Von Bismarck as prime minister of Germany?

What was the most powerful and larges state in Italy?

Camillo di Cavour conquered other occupied nothern Italian lands.

Who captured Sicily in the South and continued to move north, unifying the Italian states?

Once united, who led Italy?